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Chinese device maker, Huawei continues to battle it out it out on the global stage, with the announcement of their very own foldable phone, the Huawei Mate X at Mobile World Congress is Barcelona. This is the second official foldable smartphone that’s headed to the hands of consumers, following...
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LG have just officially announced the G6. Their latest smartphone has a very clear difference to everything else on the market, a completely bonkers 18:9 display (2880 x 1440). Most of the press conference was spent justifying this decision, but ultimately they’ve tried to innovate on something that wasn’t...
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It’s 2013 and the annual Mobile World Congress is quickly approaching, beginning on Tuesday morning (Australian time). Will we see transparent phones that wrap around our wrists with a mini projector capable of playing Crysis on ultra setting? Probably not (although that would be awesome!). But MWC will deliver...
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At 1am AEDT (Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Time) Microsoft will take the stage at Mobile World Congress for their keynote. Amidst a number of other companies keynoting Microsoft’s is highly anticipated, set to announce Windows Mobile 7. After being heavily criticised for an incomplete, unpolished 6.5 release, the Windows...
Chinese device maker, Huawei continues to battle it out it out on the global stage, with the announcement of their very own foldable phone, the Huawei Mate X at Mobile World Congress is Barcelona. This is the second official foldable smartphone that’s headed to the hands of consumers, following...
LG have just officially announced the G6. Their latest smartphone has a very clear difference to everything else on the market, a completely bonkers 18:9 display (2880 x 1440). Most of the press conference was spent justifying this decision, but ultimately they’ve tried to innovate on something that wasn’t...
